Glad the exam went well - fingers and toes crossed. You don't have to be perfect at everything to succeed.

Well - a mini-herd of two. Being my equine soul mate I will do my best to ensure Carrie has a home for life. Horse Number 2 is the dark bay mare on my photos (being ridden by a local instructor/trainer earlier this year). Head and heart have been in a costly dispute for some time over whether the two of us have a potential partnership.

Keep going..with your good attitude and a little more experience you will pass this examination...plus you will find many more important things to make a successful life. William

Hi Anna...
- Have a look at all equestrian sports and the jobs in them with an open mind and decide what 10 areas/jobs are most suited/desirable to you....then take it down to 5.
- Study these 5 areas on the web and by talking to people who are successful and revise your top 5 if necessary...find out what qualifications are needed if any.
- Go and get work experience in these areas or related to these areas for at least a week in each one
- Decide on your top 2 and see if there is any common ground.
- Work backwards from these aims to goals and action steps.
- Get started with enthusiasm, energy and desire and use all the contacts and help you can muster.
- GENERALLY - Get wide experience, build wide contacts, love it or leave it and keep focussed on your aim.
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